87k more agents of the state. Great.
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Ignore this if itâs been covered, I didnât have time to read all of this thread.
"Meanwhile, the IRS could be ramping up its police power too. The IRS is a key part of the government, but not one you usually associate with law enforcement and guns.
Only the Criminal Investigation Division of the IRS can carry guns, but the IRS has been buying more guns and ammunition in recent years, snapping up nearly $700,000 in ammo in early 2022. The bullet buy prompted Representatives Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Jeff Duncan (R-SC) to introduce the âDisarm the IRS Act,â to prohibit the IRS from buying ammunition."
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Yup! That certainly appears to be the revolutionary Democrat Party Leadershipâs solution . . . 80,000 more IRS Agents to harass American citizens.
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Why does an IRS collector need to be armed?
And let a bunch of zealots COMPLETELY rewrite the Constitution?
Insanity.
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Our Global Governance Crowd who have given us such things as the Sixteenth Amendment, Federal Reserve System, WTO, World Bank, the NAFTA, CAFTA, and other such institutions designed to sap the sovereignty and independence of the United States has also been pushing a Constitutional Convention for decades.
And if by chance they get their way their changes to our system of government are found in The Constitution of the New States of America
They donât.
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And you know they will be going through voters registration to see who is who.
Also poorest is 5 times more likely to get audit then wealthiest.
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This is outright assault on poorest Americans whoâs just trying to survive.
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A flat tax or sales tax for startersâŚ
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Did you read that? Or just the headline
Just curious. Since spending is authorized in the House of Reps. Should the Republicans take a majority in the House come November couldnât they effectively gut the spending associated with not only this horse â â â â but other Dumbulbcrat â â â â and bull spending?
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Confirmed. You didnât read it.
It would take cooperation on both sides and a genuine desire to be rid of the IRS to actually get rid of it. Democrats would NEVER go for it.
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Neither would Republicans. To abolish the IRS you would have to abolish federal income taxes.
What is your objection, if any, to the Fair Share Balanced Budget Amendment which begins:
âSECTION 1. The Sixteenth Amendment is hereby repealed and Congress is henceforth forbidden to lay any tax or burden calculated from profits, gains, sales, interest, salaries, wages, tips, inheritances or any other lawfully realized money.
NOTE: these words would return us to our founding fatherâs original tax plan as they intended it to operate! They would also end the experiment with allowing Congress to lay and collect taxes calculated from lawfully earned âincomesâ which now oppresses Americasâ economic engine and robs the bread which working people have earned when selling the property each has in their own labor, not to mention they would end federal taxation being used as a political weapon to harass and attack political opponents!
JWK
"In matters of power let no more be heard of confidence in men, but bind him down from mischief by the chains of the Constitution. ⌠Thomas Jeffersonâs
Can you name the last elite Democrat that was audited by the IRS?
The Clinton Foundation?
Bill and Hillary Clinton?
Barack Obama?
Nancy Pelosi?
Joe Biden?
Hunter Biden?
George Soros?
These people have the wealth but the IRS will go after an 80 year old grandmother that forgot to report $20 from her garage sale last spring.
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Letâs not leave out: When a tax system gives people back more money than they paid in, itâs an evil system of taxation!
Is it possible that those orgs or individuals listed do not have red flags in their tax returns?
Has Ivanka been audited? Rudy Guliani? Peter Thiel? Mitch McConnell? Kevin McCarthy?
You have to ask? 
